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48 — Howick and Botany Times, Wednesday, December 3, 2014
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IVAN AGNEW: Magnificent indeed was the right word to describe the Black
Caps’ victory in the third cricket test by an innings and 80 runs against
Pakistan in Sharjah.
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Breakers take
on youngsters
JUNIOR basketball players got to size up
against the New Zealand Breakers when
members of the team visited Howick Rec-
reation Centre last week.
More than 140 year 3-8 pupils were
involved, from Shelly Park, Macleans,
and St Mark’s Primary Schools,
Bucklands Beach, Farm Cove and
Somerville Intermediates, Elim
Christian and Mission Heights
Junior Colleges and the
Sancta Maria campuses.
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against the Breakers players, including Tall
Blacks Thomas Abercrombie, Mika Vukona
and Alex Pledger and USA imports Cedric
Jackson and Ekene Ibekwe.
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Services, the stars were there as part
of the club’s Breaker Ball programme,
and played exhibition matches and held
shooting competitions for the young-
sters followed by an auto-
graph session.
Times photos Daniel Silverton